There once was a time when fathers considered their job during labour as getting some pints in and pacing up and down the pub or hospital corridor smoking cigarettes. Culture, hospital practice, family make-up and expectations have changed. Pregnant women now, more often than not, view their other halves as partners, as best friends, who they want, and need, to be there during labour.

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There once was a time when fathers considered their job during labour as getting some pints in and pacing up and down the pub or hospital corridor smoking cigarettes. Culture, hospital practice, family make-up and expectations have changed. Pregnant women now, more often than not, view their other halves as partners, as best friends, who they want, and need, to be there during labour.

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